Reviews Little Red Barn Steakhouse

It’s a nice old town style restaurant. It is red all over, thus the name. The service was prompt, and staff very friendly. We ordered a steak 🥩 and it didn’t take long, however, it could have been warmer. The texture and flavors were on point, but It seemed to get cold half way and that took away part of the enjoyment of the meal. We were surprised that although the menu states a stake is served with a side dish , they charged extra for it. This fact gives a disappointing effect before leaving. It’s not the amount, it the surprise.

The Little Red Barn is the first authentic Texas steakhouse we have ever been to and the experience was truly unlike anything we've been to. It is popular with the locals and is recognized as a historic business by the Texas Historical Commission. The service is incredibly well organized and fast, we had our salads and our drink order before we even had a chance to sit down! The menu was simple, the food was great and filling. However, the breading on the fried chicken was plain (as it was meant to dip in the gravy). My boyfriend enjoyed his steak and I enjoyed the large ranch dressing that was served.

I would say the service here was fast, and the steak is top notch. I would prefer going here rather than more expensive steak house. Recommend the ribeye steak and the apple pie

It was our first time there and had heard many stories about it. The menu is fair. The presentation of the food was decently presentable, with an exception that my wife’s steak had to be remade 2 times and still wasn’t correct, over all experience was present. The waitresses were very much attentive, and engaging, and definitely gave the restaurant life! I would return again and recommend good atmosphere especially for date night.

Visited for Dinner on November 8, 2023. This was my first visit and was recommend by my brother & his wife. I ordered the 10oz sirloin, which was excellent. Accompanied with a baked potato and sweet tea. The potato you had to add the extras yourself (they brought them to the table in little plastic containers), but no biggie. The sweet tea was brewed perfectly. Also -- the server was awesome. My only two complaints is that I thought the restroom was amazingly small for such a size of restaurant and the person running the cash register was about as friendly as a buzzard.

We ate here for Father's Day, four in our party. We ordered Steak and Shrimp (2), Shishkabob with a side of Shrimp*, and Ribeye. I loved my meal and my husband enjoyed his ribeye although he did comment on how thin it was. Our guests' ordered their steaks done at medium temperature and they were oozing red, so more like medium rare. They boxed it up to re-cook at home. The seasonings on the steaks was very complimentary. The butterfly shrimp were your basic breaded shrimp, the kind you can buy in a large box at Sam's Club. I expected more. Everyone agreed the baked potatoes were delicious, as were the sides of green beans we all ordered. Beware though...you pay extra for each topping on the "loaded" potato. We ended our meal with one serving of apple pie ala mode and that was delicious. *Make yourself a mental note, if you order a side of shrimp, be prepared to pay upwards of $12 for four shrimp. I never would have ordered it if the price was posted anywhere within viewing range (not on menu board or wall board). You're better off buying the shrimp meal for a few dollars more and feasting on leftovers at home. Our server was friendly and efficient. He seemed to navigate his many tables well. At the end of the day, our meal for four people, including drinks, one dessert, and the overly-priced shrimp mentioned above was $157. I'm still debating whether it was worth it.